Massimo Vignelli, an Italian-born designer whose elegantly simple subway signs, business logos, shopping bags, books, furniture and dishware became reference points of daily life and touchstones ...

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Massimo Vignelli had always wanted to affect millions of people through design. From the sleek curves of the Ford Motor Company label to the bold loops of the Bloomingdale’s logo, the designs of ...

American Airlines logo. In 1967, Vignelli was introduced to the fledgling airline by industrial designer Henry Dreyfuss, ... We'd known that legendary designer Massimo Vignelli was sick: ...

"Massimo Vignelli designed a timeless, ... "The infamous Gap logo redesign falls into the same category" as the eBay logo, Rodin says. When the documentary "Helvetica" came out in 2007, ...

The Ford logo should be pretty simple to remember since, ... Since then it's had a couple of redesigns – notably one major overhaul by Massimo Vignelli in the 1960s ...

World-renowned master designers Massimo Vignelli and George Lois will lead an intimate discussion as part of a weeklong design workshop, being held through July 31. ... Vignelli designed the New York ...

Massimo Vignelli, a graphic designer whose New York subway map both guided and confounded riders in the 1970s while generations of shoppers carried his Bloomingdale's "brown bag," has died.

The towering Modernist designer Massimo Vignelli, whose approach brought streamlined, sometimes divisive, clarity to major brands and the NYC subway system, passed away today in Manhattan at age 83.

Renowned graphic designer Massimo Vignelli, whose vision extended from subterranean transit maps to airline logos, died Tuesday at age 83. He had been ill and died at his Manhattan home, said ...